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Ananse Center Trustee Circle Chair, Dr. Norma Harris, is an insightful life coach who supports people in dealing with the challenges they face. Dr. Harris uses a variety of techniques including Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), which is a method some people use to help manage emotions and troubling thoughts. They may also use it to lower their stress and anxiety. For example, EFT may help calm you if you're feeling angry. Or it may help ease your thoughts if you're worried about something. EFT is also called tapping. This is because to do EFT, you tap your fingertips on certain points on your hand, head, and torso. The points you tap on for EFT are like those used in acupuncture.

Using a Kemetic (Ancient Egyptian) oracle and divination system, Kemetic priest and Bodome (gatekeeper), Dr. H. "Herukhuti" Sharif Williams will provide you with an oracle/divination consultation to address a question you have about life or love. 

Two 90-minute artist doula sessions with Dr. H. "Herukhuti" Sharif Williams to support you in receiving feedback, overcoming a block in your thinking/process, thinking through your next step, or addressing a time bound need on an artistic project.

A framed mixed-media drawing by Ananse Center Trustee Circle Vice Chair and visual artist J. Christopher Ifadadefumi Fasanmi Fayemi Neal

Have a project you're birthing and need artist midwifery? For 15 weeks, drawing upon nearly two decades of supporting artists to complete projects at Goddard College, Nana Dr. H. Kojo Herukhuti Sharif Williams will serve as your artist midwife to support you in the birthing of your next project.

From Bonwire, Ghana, the birthplace of Kente cloth, the distinctive, woven cloth of the Asante people, this full-length cloth can be worn traditionally in the classic wrap and drape style and handed down as a family heirloom or tailored to make other items. Remember Kente is a royal fabric and should be treated with reverence and esteem for its rich cultural heritage and place in Ghanaian society.